. >> the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determinehere and in what direction the shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madam director, you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots firing. this is the third time i have asked. give me all of the evidence to support that conclusion that it was not shots fired despite all of the claims that it was. give me all of the evidence to support the theory that it was a vehicle backfiring, and then tell me why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. >> representative, oftentimes in these cases there are a number of different people that make different statements. what i can tell you is that uniformed division officers on constitution avenue heard gunfire and reported gunfire. >> can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department did not? >> housekeepers routinely work in the private residence of the president and first family. >> so even when there is overwhelming -- let's just say suspicion that s

. >>> we engage with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and what directione fired on constitution avenue. >> madam director, you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. this is the third time i've asked. give me all the evidence to support that supervisor's conclusion that it was not shots fired despite all the contempt rains y contemporaneous claims and then tell me, why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house? >> this hour, secret service director julia pierson is answering for the latest secret service slip-up, the white house fence jumper getting far deeper inside the white house than previously reported. >> want to bring back dan bongino and ronald kessler. dan, i want to go back to what i was talking about before. just how could it be that the story keeps on changing here? is it willful deception on the part of the secret service? >> i don't think so. i know most of the people over there in that shop. i don't think so. i think it's just an effort to get the story r

. >> the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and what direction the shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madam director, you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. this is the third time i've asked. give me all the evidence to support the supervisor's conclusion that it was not shots fired despite all the contemporaneous claims it was. give me all the evidence to support the thur i are it was a vehicle backfire. and then tell me why not invest a very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. >> representative, oftentimes in these cases there are a number of people that make different statements. what i can tell you is uniform division officers on constitution avenue heard gunfire or reported gunfire. i can't speak to the spes thinksthinks -- can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department did not. housekeepers routinely work in the private residence of the first family. >> even when there's overwhelming -- let's say suspicious shots

the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and in what direction shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madame director. you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. haveis the third time i asked. give me all the evidence to support that supervisors conclusion that it was not shots fired, despite all the contemporaneous claims that it was, despite all of the reaction of your agents that it was. give me all the evidence to support the theory that it was a vehicle backfire. and then, tell me why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. representative, often times in these cases, there are a number of different people that make different statements. what i can tell you is the uniformed division officers on constitution avenue heard on fire and reported gunfire. can't speak to the specificity of the individual you are talking about the reported it -- >> can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department did not? >> house

. >> the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and in what direction shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madame director, you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. this is the third time i have asked. give me all the evidence to support that supervisor's conclusion that it was not shots fired, despite all the contemporaneous claims that it was and despite all of the reaction of your agents that it was -- give me all the evidence to support the theory that it was a vehicle backfire. and then, tell me why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. >> representative, oftentimes in these cases there are a number of different people that make different statements. what i can tell you is the uniformed division officers on constitution avenue heard gunfire and reported gunfire. i can't speak to the specificity of the individual you are talking about the reported it -- >> can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department di

park and even playground. >> a beheading right here in the united states. police say a map who behead add woman at an oklahoma food processing plant had been trying to convert co-workers to islam. they say 30 year old al ton nolan stabbed colleen huff forward several times before severing her head at vaughn foods in moore. investigators say the company had just fired nolan. he left the plant but came back and attacked huff forward and another woman. the company's chief operating officer shot nolan. the fbi now looking into whether this attack is a case of domestic terrorism. >> due to the manner of death and initial statements of co-workers, and other initial information that our investigators have gathered, we requested the assistance of the fbi in conducting a background investigation into nolan. >> nolan is unconscious at a hospital. prosecutors say they're waiting until he wakes up to charge him. the second woman he stabbed at the plant is in stable conditi condition. >>> and britain has joined the fight against isis. today the british parliament authorized ai

united states is less safe now than any time since those attacks. memorial services will be held tomorrow at the world trade center and the pentagon as well as shanksville, pennsylvania. >> park police won't explain specific buzz they say they will have enhanced security measures in place. some staffers have been told to be prepared for the possibility of evacuation. >>> d.c. police confirmed an officer was shot. the man tried to run over an office order south dakota avenue. >> reporter: we're learning more about what happened here and the big question is what exactly led up to this police involved shooting. behind me, the scene is clear. we drove out here to the 2800 block of bladensburg road for a report of that shooting. police closed several streets around the area with crime scene tape. we saw this crash, two cars collided. police questioned people nearby and then a few blocks away on south dakota avenue, northeast and 31 place. we found another scene. this one had police taking photos of an officer and a honda crv. we waited fo a then around 10:15 tonight, d.c. police told us around 5:30 this evening, police tried to arrest a man in a vehicle. we say vehicle because they won't

park. >> these places have been replaced. >> the sentinels of safety at the maryland state police salvage inspection unit carefully inspect carsve a dubious history on the road. >> you search and find a car you like on the internet or buy a dealership, you won't know it's actually salvage until you look at it. >> a salvage car is one that might have been in an accident, stolen and recovered, abandoned or a have. of mother nature. remember this situation at one of bwi's parking lots? one of those cars could end up as a salvage, too. auction houses and dealers are the primary buyers of these cast-offs. they are supposed to fix them up before they resell them. >> we're here to determine the vehicle has been reassembled without the use of stolen parts, the vehicle is not a clone. >> reporter: the inspectors look under the hood first. >> these items if assembled by the factory would all be black. they were not. >> reporter: when we get to the door to check some of the vehicle's id numbers -- this closely, there's paint overspray on it. >> reporter: in maryland salvage inspthey're e. the same rules appl before your car reaches the b

of the united states where these people are shaken down constantly by the police because that's the second highest source of revenue for the ferguson missouri municipality and these are like parking fines going through red lights are turning red it right on red when you shouldn't and things like that right parking over yellow law and so the municipality collects some two point six million dollars a year in fine and quirky typically from small scale infractions like traffic violations this is the second largest source of income for that small fiscally scrappiness a policy and in fact they were three hundred twelve dollars in fines per household and ferguson missouri i have heard this story this is incredible to me ferguson missouri shakedown from the police of the citizens from the courts on minor infractions are what keeping that government alive as a result there is huge unrest from people who are tired. being shaken down in this matter well again this is what happens when the government spends all of its money supporting these foreign excursions and foreign wars there's no money to pay for basic services the cops are told go shake people on the highway steal their cash and they

of the united states where these people are shaken down constantly by the police because that's the second highest source of revenue for the ferguson missouri municipality and these are like parking fines going through red lights are turning red it right on red when you shouldn't and things like that right parking over a yellow line so the municipality collect some two point six million dollars a year in fine and quirky typically from small. scale infractions like traffic violations this is the second largest source of income for that small physically step in the policy and in fact they were three hundred twelve dollars in fines per household and ferguson missouri i have heard this story this is incredible to me ferguson missouri the shakedown from the police of the citizens and from the courts on minor infractions are what keeping that government alive and as a result there is huge unrest from people who are tired of being shaken down in this matter what again this is what happens when the government spends all this money supporting these foreign excursions and foreign wars there's no money to pay for basic services the cops are told go shake people on the highway still their ca

united states. stripping down in a public park in virginia having sex with a woman and running off when a patrol officer came along. according to the police department. he doesn't exist. no officer by that name, no report of that kind or anything else. there are hundreds and hundreds of flat-out fabrications. >> elizabeth taylor was the subject of his writing. and she also was alive when he wrote about her. was there a lawsuit there? >> well, yes. she filed a lawsuit and said "i never cooperated with these persons." the stories about husbands beating me is untrue. she was trying to block an n.b.c. miniseries based on his book. there were a lot who threatened to sue, and promises that were not kept made. >> you write that the publishers look the other way. we are talking about major publishers and they continue to look the other way. his editor refused to talk to you. what is - how does it get to this point? >> i think there's a question about whether truth matters in this kind of publishing. c.b.s.'s book subdivision didn't want to hear whether or not news week found. the editor screamed at me saying "this is getting ugly", and hung up th

the united states where these people are shaken down constantly by the police because that's the second highest source of revenue for the ferguson missouri in this apology and these are like parking fines going through red lights are turning red it right on red when you shouldn't and things like that right parking over a yellow line so the municipality collect some two point six million dollars a year in fine and court fees typically from small. scale infractions like traffic violations this is the second largest source of income for that small physically spat in the polity and in fact they reflect three hundred twelve dollars in fines per household and ferguson missouri i haven't heard this story this is incredible to me on purpose of missouri the shake down from the police of the citizens and from the courts on minor infractions are what keeping that government alive and as a result there is huge unrest from people who are tired of being shaken down in this matter well again this is what happens when the government spends all of its money supporting these foreign excursions and foreign wars has no money to pay for basic services the cops are told go shake people on the highway

united states. we will have more on this verdict all morning long. >>> new video renewed questions surrounding the attack of the park ranger in love park, fox 29's steve keeley is at police headquarters with that story this morning. >> reporter: our daily viewers will recall we were here last month, actually august 15th when that first video showed up and we talk to the police commissioner and we her from the love park ranger aaron williams who told us, testified in court and told police originally he was in uniform and just doing his job enforce nothing skateboarding rule when he was attacked and captured on video by a source. here is that video first where williams, who was unarmed in his job as a ranger, on the concrete getting kick, stumped, spit on and taunted by three skateboarder but then look at the new video that showed up yesterday. daily news reporter dana dephilip owe alerted the district attorney of this second video which may put into question some of the ranger williams testimony last week that he was quote not trying to have no confrontation. i can't touch him. i'm just trying to get him off me. here is his new video on the internet, and williams reaction

of the united states where these people are shaken down constantly by the police because that's the second highest source of revenue for the ferguson missouri municipality and these are like parking fines going through red lights are turning red it right on red when you shouldn't and things like that right parking over a yellow line so the municipality collect some two point six million dollars a year in fine and quirky typically from small. scale infractions like traffic violations this is the second largest source of income for that small physically scrappiness the polity and in fact they were three hundred twelve dollars in fines per household and ferguson missouri i have heard this story this is incredible to me fergus of missouri the shakedown from the police of the citizens and from the courts on minor infractions are what keeping that government alive and as a result there is huge unrest from people who are tired of being shaken down in this matter well again this is what happens when the government spends all this money supporting these foreign excursions and foreign wars there's no money to pay for basic services the cops are told go shake people down on the highway stea

united states. >> still ahead, what the patient's wife says about his condition this morning. >>> where were you the evening before labor day? police are looking for anybody who was at a popular east bay park and may haves,ed a brutal beating. >>> plus in danger of collapse, firefighters in san francisco brace for a burned building to come tumbling down. >>> and your temperatures are going to tumble right to a comfortable level for today. but we are taking those numbers down a couple degrees as on shore flow is strong in the bay area. we'll tell you how much longer this will hold up in your microclimate forecast this morning. zblenchts and it hasn't taken long -- >>> and it hasn't taken long for this to set up. fast track's all right, but we'll show you more sloeg further east coming up. >>> and mike, let's take a live look right now the at san jose on this friday morning all lit up before the sun comes up, which it will. it is friday, september 5th, and that is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> wonderful friday morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have breaking news, crews are gaining the upper ha